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  • This bar is a great place. I have read all of the previous posts regarding it and I want to adress some of the negative comments and then give my positive feedback. 1st. Most of the people who say the staff are rude were kicked out because they lack common decency and etiquette. The staff are human beings. They have stress and real world issues too. So coming in and acting like you have no common sense or manners is just an agitation. However, coming in and completely disrespecting the staff and the establishment is unacceptable. People seem to forget that the people working in this industry are human. Not only do they make mistakes occasionally, but they also have thoughts and feelings too. So a little courtesy goes a long way. 2nd. It is one of the only establishments I know of who will cut people off for their own safety. Many people here have gotten mad for being kicked out; just as many have been mad about over-serving. Everyone metabolizes alcohol differently. It it's the bars discretion to determine if someone has had too much and if they need to go. Some people "play" sober better than others. If someone is cut off... they have gone above the call of duty to call cabs etc to take care of the people to intoxicated. 3rd. Tips. This is an industry based on tips. Some of the workers in bars make their money exclusively on tips. "So get a better job" is the most common response. To that I say this 1) most of these people have other jobs and need to supplement their income somehow. 2) ok if they all get "better" jobs, where will you drink? 3) if you want "cheap" drink prices, unlike Europe, keep costs low and the people employed! 4) in America, it is not only expected, but a common courtesy to tip the bar staff. 4th. Security. A lot of people take security for granted, but there are both legal and legitimate reasons for every security "issue". Just like the constant security changes at the airport due to threats and national security posture, so to, do bars need to adjust their security accordingly. Most people don't know or care about the bars and clubs robbed every day or the staff who are attacked. But the bar and staff know it too well! So if they tell you to do something or not to do something it is for their and your's safety. Which brings me to this. 90% of people have an excellent time here and it's because they are responsible adults going out looking for a good time. As long as you act like a decent human being and treat others as you want to be treated you too will have an excellent time. Soooo many regulars and soooo many new folk love this place because it really does give you everything...except food...which is fine because there are at least 6 other places to eat in this awesome nieghborhood!
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